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At this time of year, when cycles close and new goals are set, there is something that doesn’t change: people continue to be our starting point.

In Portugal, one in five people over 80 years old lives with dementia. Faces and moments are erased, but never the love that gave them life.

Dona Alzira knew longing well.

Our network grows every day, and with it, so do the challenges, the ambition, and the desire to always do better.

Our numbers fill us with pride. It was 2013. We started by bringing fiber to 250,000 families in the North, Alentejo and Algarve regions. In just 7 years, we doubled our infrastructure and reached 450,000 portuguese homes

Because true technology isn’t measured in megabytes or gigabytes, but in how it makes us feel. It’s about being present, at every stage of life.

During the Portugal Smart Cities Summit, our 5G.RURAL project manager, Ricardo Henriques, was interviewed by Fernando Alvim on the Antena 3 program “Prova Oral”.

18 editions later, we continue to challenge what has been done to imagine what still needs to be done!

In March, we were at the Convento do Beato to celebrate achieving 7th place among the best companies to work for in Portugal, in the category of 201 to 500 employees.

n this episode, we take a trip to Portugal’s oldest village to meet Cátia Armada, a young solicitor who runs her own business in Ponte de Lima.

Today we bring you the testimony of João, a designer who works from northern Brazil for a company in the United States.

About a week ago, we gathered the crew for another edition of Fibra D’Ouro, an event designed to celebrate what we value most in our company: our people.

In Portugal, 1 in 5 women faces postpartum depression. The highest average in the European Union.

At dstelecom, we believe this is the moment to build a future where sustainability and a focus on social responsibility are at the heart of our business.

After 56 years living in the city, José decided to transform his life and move to the countryside.

[XVII State of the Nation] After an intense first semester and as we prepare for the challenges of the end of the year, we gathered the crew and aligned our course with our eyes on the future.